Paul McCartney Banned on Reddit, Fans Roast Mods

It's March 31st.

I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered Entertainment

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Paul McCartney just pulled off two intimate no-phone concerts at the Fonda Theater in Hollywood

on March 27th and 28th.

The rock legend hopped on Reddit under his official account to thank fans and share

memories through a Dropbox link with photos and videos, but right after posting, his

account got hit with a temporary ban.

Turns out, Reddit's automated system likely flagged that external link as sketchy, even

from a beetle.

Fans spotted the ban notice quick, and screenshots popped up in the Paul McCartney subreddit.

It was a short-lived drama though, his profile is back up and running now.

Reddit users lit up the comments with clever jabs, like one dropping banned on the run

as a nod to his classic wings album.

Others roasted the mods for treating Sir Paul like any random poster.

No special rules even if he's the subreddit king.

Classic internet chaos.

McCartney didn't miss a beat.

He slid those same night one and night two shots over to Instagram last week for everyone

to peep.

No links needed there.

Just goes to show.

Even global icons got to play by platform rules, but the fans keep the vibe alive with

that sharp humor.